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Just because you're excited someone wants to represent you doesn't mean you should let them take advantage of you. Beware of these red flags when negotiating contracts with agents.
by Howard G. Zaharoff
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Answer the following questions for each of your main characters to help figure out how each one fits in your novel.
by Leigh Michaels
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When joining a writing group, you have to make sure you’re in good company. Here’s how.
by Gigi Rosenberg
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Lessons and tips for working on specific aspects of your writing.
—From WD's Writer's Workbook section
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Turn your dream novel into a reality by taking some tips from the worksite and using this Story Plan Checklist.
by Karen S. Wiesner
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Having scribed detective novels and written for HBO’s “The Wire,” George Pelecanos knows what it takes to get down and dirty for his own brand of social crime fiction.
by Jordan E. Rosenfeld
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NaNoWriMo’s Chris Baty shares five tips for writing your book in a month.
by Chris Baty
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Ken McBeath's "The Fish Ivory Man" took first place in the Mystery/Crime category of the 2008 Writer's Digest Popular Fiction Awards. To read the grand-prize winning entry and other first-place finishers, click here.
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